reccomended power supply for new pc build.

[lurchhole]

hello all,

i have a question: would my current power supply be sufficient for my new pc build.

the components i will be installing are as follows:

MB: ASUS crosshair v formula-z
Memory: corsair vengeance 8GBx2 1600MHZ DDR3
Graphics card: ASUS GTX 770-DC02OC-2GD5
Cooling System: corsair hydro series h80i liquid cooler
CPU: AMD FX8350 processor
Optical: ASUS 12x bd-rom
Secondary storage: Seagate barracuda 2TB HDD
Primary storage: Kingston hyperX 120 GB SSD
Tertiary Storage: Seagate barracuda 500GB HDD
OS: Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

the power supply i currently have is a silverstone 600W.

Would this power supply be capable or should i go with something larger?

all to be installed in a Thermaltake Armor series VA8003BWS case.

 

[Nuclear101]

The silverstone 600 watt should be enough to power everything.

 

[Guest]

Your estimated wattage is 503W via pcpartpicker.com.
You should be fine if you keep everything at stock settings because you'd want at least 100w of head room.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

What model on the Silverstone?

 

[lurchhole]

It's an older modular ps. About seven years old, with minimal use... I'll get the model number off of it later for you.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

If it's that old I would upgrade to something newer.

 

[lurchhole]

The model number on the Silverstone is as follows: AD1212HS-A71GL

 

[lurchhole]

If that's out of date, what power supply would you recommend that could compliment a second gtx770 at a later date?

 

[Nuclear101]

I would recommend something like the Corsair RM 850.

 

[lurchhole]

after research and some pm's i have decided to go with a Corsair AX860i. thanks for the help.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Make sure it's not one of the lots of RM750 AND RM850's that have thermal issues.

That RM lineup is not that great.

AX was a wise choice.

 

[JustinCox22]

How much would it cost by the way?

 

[lurchhole]

the build or the power supply?

power supply is $210 on amazon and the build itself runs about $2k.